Life was breaking down. Within the area of 3 years, New York Times best-selling author and six-sensory spiritual teacher Sonia Choquette had suffered the unexpected death of 2 close family members, seen her marital relationship implode, and been pulled down by trusted colleagues. And sympathy was not forthcoming. “You’re a world-renowned instinctive guide and instructor,” people mocked. “How could you not have seen this coming?” Having instinctive abilities didn’t make her superhuman. Nor did it exempt her from being injured or suffering the pain of loss and the effects of our all-too-human traits such as anger, animosity, and pride– characteristics that can lead even the very best people to wander off from our course. In order to regain her spiritual footing, Sonia turned to the age-old practice of trip and set out to stroll the legendary Camino de Santiago, an 800- kilometer (500- mile) trek over the Pyrenees and across northern Spain. Day after day she pushed through hunger, exhaustion, and discomfort to reach her location. Eventually, mortification of the flesh paved the way to spiritual renewal, and she found the presents of humbleness and forgiveness that she needed to fix her world. In this riveting book, Sonia shares the intimate information of her difficult experience, as well as the unanticipated minutes of grace, humor, appeal, and companionship that supported her through her darkest hours. While her journey is special, the lessons she found out– about honoring your relationships with others along with your own higher self, and forgiving all else– are universal.
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